Tag: writing goals

So as we enter the last month of 2019, I do a quick look back over November to see how I did.

It was bad.  All of November I had a low-level illness that didn’t fully grab me but just left me tired and weak the whole time.  That is until about 2 weeks ago when it finally turned into a full-on “I’m sick and I think I’m dying” illness.

Due to this, I barely looked at my goals list and just focused on getting well.  My partner was also sick, so we spent a lot of time looking after each other and just bundling up on the couch.

Gooooooals!!

It’s that time again, where I check on my progress and see if I’ve actually managed to have a successful month.

I do love “ticking” things off my list 😀

So, September flew by. I think I blinked too long and ‘poof!’ it was gone. However, looking back over my diary where I track a lot of stuff, I am surprised to see I actually got stuff done! *Congratulatory Self-five*

One of the ways I was able to do more things, was by “deep scheduling” my social media, damn did that make a difference. I will be explaining what I mean by “deep scheduling” in an upcoming post.

How fast is this year going? I cannot believe we are already into September. We have been spending a lot of time trying to get our new house in order and it’s coming along well.

But I still slotted in goals and it’s time to look back at how I did with my goals for last month and a look ahead at this month’s new goals

There has been more family stuff going on so I’ve decided to keep my monthly goal making to just 4 goals a month.

It just gives me a lot of wiggle room and if something comes up (which has been happening a lot), I am still in a strong position.

Yes, it’s time I got back to my monthly goals. Though for a little while, I’m going to keep them at a maximum of four a month.

Anything more might push me too hard, while I get used to my new systems and schedules. This is why I skipped June’s goals. I didn’t need that extra pressure right after my return.